2013-2014 PhD Acceptance

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Just got a call from Fairleigh Dickinson's Clinical Psych PhD program. They said I would be getting a letter with details about additional funding.

Planning to turn it down unless it is fully funded.

Congratulations on the acceptance! Would you happen to know who is doing the calls? Just trying to measure up if I can still expect an acceptance, or have to get used to the idea of having been rejected there... Much appreciated!
 
Congratulations on the acceptance! Would you happen to know who is doing the calls? Just trying to measure up if I can still expect an acceptance, or have to get used to the idea of having been rejected there... Much appreciated!

Dr. Loeb. I am most likely going to turn down mine (unless the funding is more than the average package). Hopefully I hear soon and maybe you can get my offer!
 
Columbia, TC PhD Clinical psych: verbal offer of acceptance from poi 2/27 (yay!!)
Adelphi PhD clinical psych: accepted 2/27
FDU: (clinical psych) Waitlisted 2/26
Cornell Social psych PhD: Accepted 2/26 (yay!!!)
PM me if you want more info on any.
 
Has anyone heard from Northwestern Feinberg PhD Clinical Psych?
They have sent out a few offers, and I see a wait list on gradcafe. I think they said in an email that they might still send out offers after this week, though I'm not sure if the email was only for those who interviewed on the 17th
 
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Received PsyD acceptance from:

Wheaton College
Regent University

Also, I was waitlisted at University of Indianapolis, so I am guessing they have extended offers as well.
 
Just got accepted to Roosevelt University PsyD! So excited!! Now decision time gets super serious!
 
Can anyone claim the Grad Cafe post about UMSL? Staring at my phone in anticipation of my POI calling doesn't seem to be working as well as I'd hoped.
 
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In case anyone is interested - I emailed the graduate assistant at Drexel and I was told we would hear about our admission status in the next few days if we haven't already.
 
Has anyone heard back from City University Of New York (City College)? Interviewed about a month ago and was told the admissions committee would decide this week.
 
University of Tennessee (Clinical Psychology, PhD)
Accepted on 3/2/14

I will be attending! Anyone else attending this school?
 
Can anyone claim the Yeshiva PsyD acceptance on grad cafe? When did you interview??

That's not my post, but I interviewed there for the school/clinical psyD on Friday 02/20, and got an offer on Monday, 02/24. Hope that helps and good luck to you!
 
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Can someone claim the Saint Louis University acceptance on TGC? If so can you message me your POI please?
 
I got two acceptances and took one offer (not bothering to hear back from the last school I interviewed with). I was accepted by Antioch New England's Psy D program and accepted the offer to University of Indianapolis's Psy D program 🙂 UIndy was a perfect fit, and I fell in love with the people there!

My gpa was only 3.3, but I applied with a year of experience working at an inpatient unit, and several months of experience being a TSS. My psych GRE was 720, and my regulars were: VR- 160, QR- 151, and writing- 4.5.
I'm really happy that some schools saw past my low GPA! I would say the most important factor was the year+ of clinical experience I had.

If anyone has any questions, feel free to send me a PM!
 
Got accepted to my top choice with funding!

In case anyone is reading all these posts and hasn't yet received an offer(or one they're excited about), taking a year and trying again is not the worst thing that can happen. This is my second go around after receiving nothing but rejections/waitlists last year and I contemplated just giving up. Eventually though, I decided to take that year to better myself and my application profile. In that time I've been able to refocus my research interests, improve my GRE scores, and gain valuable work experience that vastly improved my standing relative to my previous profile.

Don't give up kids!